Produces a grade summary for your progress so far.

Developed by Ian DeHaan and Zac Friggstad.

Please report any issues to the course instructor by email.

The reporter will report the status of all problems from the weekly problem sets using the message ACCEPTED, ACCEPTED (LATE), or UNSOLVED. It will only report the ACCEPTED problems from the open pools to keep the clutter down.

The reporter does not account for:

• Missing headers
• Any accommodations (i.e. extensions for "excused absences" reasons)

It will also never scrape your project score (for 403 students) since that will only appear on eClass. You will have to enter it manually.

Required nonstandard libraries:

• bs4
• requests
• python-dotenv

pip install -r requirements.txt

1. Create a .env file with the following contents:

USERNAME=<enter your actual kattis username>
PASSWORD=<enter your actual kattis password>
COURSE=<enter 303 or 403>
SEMINAR=<enter your seminar score if in 403>
PROJECT=<enter your project score if in 403>

2. Change executable permissions:

chmod +x run.sh

3. Run the script!

./run.sh

4. Your result should now be visible inside result.txt

USERNAME=john-doe
PASSWORD=password123
COURSE=303

or

USERNAME=grace-hopper
PASSWORD=password321
COURSE=403
SEMINAR=10.0
PROJECT=15.0

• <kattis-username>: You can see this by logging in to Kattis, clicking on "Profile Settings" in the dropdown upper-right corner, and then looking at "Username".

• <password>: Your Kattis password (it will not be saved anywhere). Put quotes around it (may not be necessary unless you have certain characters like a slash).

• <coursefile>: One of cmput303.txt or cmput403.txt, depending on which version of the course you are registered in.

• <seminar-score> OPTIONAL: Only for 403 students. Given as a score between 0.0 and 10.0. If not provided, a value of 0.0 will be used by default.

• <project-score> OPTIONAL: Only for 403 students. Given as a score between 0.0 and 15.0. If not provided, a value of 0.0 will be used by default.

• Sometimes reports a problem as "LATE" for problems submitted close to the deadline.
  • SOLUTION: Go to your Kattis profile and change your preferred timezone to "America/Edmonton". You might also have to switch to a different timezone first, then switch back to Edmonton time.